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    The Real Unemployment Rate Jessi Stevenson July 14th, 2015 Macroeconomics Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University The unemployment rate in the United States of America is a topic that is often scrutinized and discussed among economists, politicians and fellow citizens. Frequently newscasters are advertising monthly unemployment rate, and I ask myself this question: Is the rate being published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) actually the true figure, or is the real number being

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    for Nicaragua. I came across many factors of economic. Which are unemployment rate, natural resources, taxes, transportation, and standard of living. This factors are very important because they are going to determine if the factory can be built there. In fact Nicaragua unemployment rate is 6.1%(Central Intelligence agency) due to that many of the population lives in the countryside area. Another reason why the unemployment rate is low because of health conditions. The effect that it has on the

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    Higher unemployment rates can be one of the main reason why immigrant women choose to be self-employed by necessity. Although immigrant women with university of college education have lower unemployment rate than less educated immigrant women (TIEDI, 2011). These educated immigrant women mostly choose to be self- employed by opportunity. 4.1.3 Economic Characteristics of Toronto (CMA) Businesses which are majorly owned by females are making some rise among Toronto Census Metropolitan Area’s small

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    The unemployment rate measures the percentage of the total work force that is unemployed and actively seeking employment during the previous month. Unemployment is termed as a major health of the economy and every country tries to reduce unemployment rate for sustainable growth. It is referred as the number of unemployed workers divided by the total civilian labour force. Every economy tries to ensure full employment in the country but there is the existence of natural rate of unemployment though

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    has been "coming back" in fits and starts. Good news one month, bad news the next. Some measures of employment data show improvement - new unemployment claims in the past month were at their lowest level since 2000 - but at the same time, labor force participation rates remain staggeringly low. This has led many to claim that the government's unemployment rate is specifically designed to read low, in order to help bolster the economic policies of whatever administration is in power. Similarly, the

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    Participation rates in the comprehensive measure of the level of active section of the economic labor force that are looking for employment or are employed. The index of measure indicates the average variance between the available job slots in the country versus the available labor force to fit the slots (Krueger, 2017). Participate rates represents a measure of the country’s labor force available and productivity in employment sector. The primary aim of participation rate is to identify the level

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    trust teens to be responsible. If we could build up support for work worthy teens, this problem is certainly solvable. For teenagers it is difficult to get a job because most businesses won't hire them. Comparing the unemployment rate in Michigan for teens and adults, adult unemployment is 5.2% while for teens it is a staggering 26.5% with data from michiganradio.org. As told by pjmedia.com, some of the reasons teens are unemployed are the minimump wage laws, lack of trust from hiring companies and

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    Nashville is a rapidly growing city. The housing market is one of the highest in the nation (Skovira). In comparison, the job market in Nashville is consistently high, and has less than a four percent unemployment rate (realestate.usnews.com). How will this impact downtown rush hour and its commuting drivers? Drivers commuting to and from downtown may experience many different commutes. Furthermore, those getting on the interstate between the evening rush hours experience an added thirty two minutes

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    face of higher energy and fuel prices along with a decrease in demand with retail sales for June 2013, as people have lower business confidence, means that they have less disposable income. This demand deficient was a main part of the cyclical unemployment problems experienced before this decade. (William Schomberg and Christine Murray 2013) The sudden decrease in the value of property and the demand for it due to credit crunch has seen a significant number of construction companies and buildings

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    Natural rate of unemployment The natural rate of unemployment (sometimes called the structural unemployment rate) is a concept of economic activity developed in particular by Milton Friedman and Edmund Phelps in the 1960s, both recipients of the Nobel prize in economics. In both cases, the development of the concept is cited as a main motivation behind the prize.[1][2] It represents the hypothetical unemployment rate consistent with aggregate production being at the "long-run" level. This level

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